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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-03
The Garfield Monument

At the foot of Maryland avenue, q
thoroughiare with which few people
who come TO Washington have any
acquaintance, there has stood for a
few days past a somber pile Of
soulp ure that we all know is u o
statue OF President GsIf9 I'D by ]. Q
A. Ward. Wrapped in funeral black,
ii impels the spectator 10 uncover and
speak in whispers, ss If he were in the
presence OF the dead. The few who
saw the statue when Mr., Ward came
over from New York to put it in place,
say it is a work full OF energy and life,
aud that the portraiture is so peri0 {
that one almost expects the heroic
giant in bronze to open bis lips and
speak. The statue itself 10 twelve feet
high. The pedestal Ia fourteen,
and three buttreeses thrown
out from 1t bear on each an
allegoncsl figure in brorz3 repre-
senting Garfield AZ the Student"
the soldier and the state'maa. Mr..
Ward is an 0hioan, aud was warln
friend and admirer of the dead Presi-
dent. He said when he took his COM
mission for this statue from the So
ciety OF the Army Of the Cumberland
that 1t should be his masterpiece. 1t
rem sins for the critics yet to cay
whether he has realized his ambition ;
but his ffiends are confident that this
work is the best piece OF statuary at
the Capitol and that as work ui art
II evea surpassee his "a 1estfian statue
Of Gen. tn mas u the intersr ctiou OF
FourteeutN str-et and Y massachusetts,
avenue. Ga fed 10 represented de-
liverirg ope air sp, ech. La his
lett band he h Ids pamphlet, With
the Ger jtr3 of the lie. yes rumpled and
turned down. The TILE rage is in
scrihgd: Ststu e3 OF the Uaited
S.atss." The right hand rests on an
octfgoSal pillar, half draped. The
Leaa 10 thrown up, imparline
g-est energy and vigor 10 the
nGure. Mr.. Ward has been
bolo, aud put an oveTcoaj
On his statue, a circumstance which
VII 80 We 10 set the ways TO drawing
comIa 1908 with the nude marble
statue Of Washington, by Greenough
up on the plaza in front Of the Capitol
II lie a "store" oveTcoat, too, which
shows how daring the sculptors real
ism hsd been. On the night haut
side is the little telltale card pocket
the badge OF the ready made articles
The three bronze figures on the ped
estal are OF themselves most success
fuL They are nude, the student be
ing clad in a sheepskin, the Boldier il
skins bound on bis shapely limb
with thongs and the statesman il
draRery that reveals 4sa as wei well as as con on
ceae nis FORM Ihe lace OIL ID
V'snt is an excellent portrait 0
.Id as young man. That 0
thtesman resembles secretsr
beh As these bronZes are eigh
they form no small part
crowds a whole. They ar
dresses in q most uncoI
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ABERDEEN, MISS.
Court NeWa-New Rank Opena-Per
sOnal Movements,
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPlAL. !


ABKRDKKN, MISS May Is. H,
Watkins, for a long time q salesmanin
the shoe store OF Paine & Co., has
gone to Chicago to accept a situation
OF travelling salesman for large whole
sale shoe house.
The First National Bank of Aber-
deem commenced business this morn
ing, with +. P. Jinkins as president
aud B. +, Jinkins as cashier. They
occupy the old bank building Of
Spratt 4 French.
The May term OF the Circuit Court
convened in this city today with Judge
l.. Il. Houston or the bench. His
charge to the grand jury forebodes
trouble to the law breakers Of this
county. Col. w. W. Troup was APP
painted foreman Of the grand jury.
The Board OF Supervisors, VIM, G,
Elkin President, presiding, is in SEES
sion today,
Sarah keaton and Ben Foster will
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ventiopal way. very much a. an ordi-
nary man would look II he should
climb up on them. sit down and let
bis feet hang down. The student let
both feet hang over the corner Of the
buttress. The soldier, who is in atti.
tuds, of sudden alarm. as II he hal
heard the enemy advancing on him
In his midnight slumbers. has one leg
cramped up under him In most nat
ural manner, and is just about to
spring to his feet. The statue 90 1t
stands cost $85,c0O, OF which the
greater part was raised by the Army
OF the Cumberland. Congress gave
condemned cannon for the bronze, and
appropriated $4,000 for the pedestal
and unwilling exercises.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-03
A DruRRiaf,a NtOrY.

Mr.. Isaac O. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N. Y, writes us: 81 have
for the past ten years sold several
gross Of DR., William Halls Balsam fol-
the Ldngs. l can say OF 1t what
cannot say Of any other medicine, ]
havqnever heard customer speak Of
1t but to praise it's Yirtdae in the hiyh.
est manner. RgHe Recommended u
in q great many cases Of wA eopme
cough, with the hsppiest effects. ]
have used II in my own family for
many ysare; in fact, always have
bottle in tho medicine closet ready fol
uss."
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be tried at this term Of the Circuit
Court for the murder Of Whey Foster.
wife of BEN. All the parties were
coloted.
Col. jill Mnphis and Isaac Bell,
OF Poniotoc, are hire to attend the
Grass Growers Convention.
Mr. @. O. Beisen has returned from
Oh lcseo.
w. E. Baskip. Henry Lacy and
william HoDston, from Okolona, are
attending our Circuit Court. Messre.
Taylor and Russell, of Tupeio, are
also in attendance.
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ADMINISTRATOR Notice.
PennYrOYal Pills.

"OHICHEsTER's ENGLLSH."
r,,s original and Oulv Eeuufue.
SAFE and always Reliable. Beware OF worth.
les limitations. Indispensable TO Ia DIES,
Asa your Druggist for Chiohester'a
EnElis9"A and take no other, or inolose Ie
(stamps) TO us for particulars IN LEFTKR By
Ssafuru mail. NN pApRR Nyhf.
eheNfer chemical Co.,
SSIS MndlHOn Square, PhiInda., Ps.
Sold By DrugGiste everywhere, AK fol
"CnaeheeterS ENglish" PenDYrOyal
PiIIs. Take noothor.
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RREENYILLE, MISS.
The Levees VIII Ne Protected by
subscripttOn-The Methodist Con-
ference,

ESPECIAL TO rHR ArPHAL.l
GRERNvILJE, MISS, May 2.-The
river at 4 O'Clock pm. today stood
29,40, aud rising one foot in twenty.
four hours,
The Methodist District Conference
closed last night. The IL o'clock Sun
day sermon of Bishop Duncan wat
one OF the ablest ever heard In this
town, and his church is exceedingly
proud Of him.
A thief entered the sleeping room o.
Shall Yerger, agent at Winterville
last Eight aud stole his watch and $S5
At the election today to vote on the
subscription OF bonds to protect the
river front from cavlng 322 votes were
cast for the subscription and 3 sgainst
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-03
SRERTFF'S SALE
Of
REAL ESTATE.


DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, That
4 by virtue of feri facias to me DIRECTED
from the honorable Chs9cery Court Of Shell
by county, Tennessee, the case OF state
Of Tennessee VS. R. B. Trotter ct ale, judg-
msnt rendered on the 22d day Of May, 1885,
for the sum of three hundred and eighty
three dollars and seventy two cents 1888 ~,
with interest and cost OF suit. to satisfy said
judgment. etc. / wilt, on the
2Ist day OF May, 1857.
in legal hours, in front Of the Courthouse, in
the Taxing District of shelby oount Tom. I,
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property,
to-wit:
A tract Of land, situated, lying and being
in the Fourth Civil District Of Shelby coun-
the north by Oldham, east BY Campbell,
south by Martin. and west by Lucas, con-
tanning one hun bred and sixty-eighty acres,
moro or less, levied on as the property OF de-
PENDANT X. B. Trotter, TO satisfy said Judg-
ment, interest and costs
Memphis, sd day Of April, 1881;
W. ID. CANNON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
By A. j. McLendon, D. s.
Taylor 4 Carroll, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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Plantation Sale.

ON THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1887, IL
" o'clock m, on the premises, will DO
offered for sale. at pubic auction, the fol-
lowing described property. to-wit.:
The tract or tracts Q land situated partly
son Parish, La, known as the Clancy" and
.'Villa Vista" plantations fronting Villa
Vista Landing OF the Mississippi river, about
thirty. i've miller above Vicksburg, contain
ing in the aggregate A00 acres, more or less,
of which 800 acres are in q good state Of cub.
tiyation, together with the growing crop and
all the buildings and improvements thereon (.
Also thirty. six mules, one horse, hay, corr
and farming implements. wagons, etc But
these will be sold separately from the real
estate.
Terms Of sale: Real estate, one third cash 1,
balance in one and two years, secured By
mortgage. and vendors lien; live stock.
farming implements, etc.. one-half cash,
balance in twelve months. with good So
curity.
Deferred payments to bear per cent.
interest,"
]. L. HARRIS.
JOHN M. PARKER,
0rIaona
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JACKSON, TENN.
Decisions OF the Supreme Court
Insurance mpRnies LOAe.

lsPRoIAL.To THE APPKAL.l
JACKSON, TENN, May 2.--Supreme
Court today affirmed Louisville and
Naehville railroad vs. Hays; under ad'
visement, Terrell vs. Nicely, Stallingt
va. Taylor, Wood vs.. james, FriCk vs.
Warner, Bird vs.. Rice, Hillivs, Hill
continued, VIM vs.. VIM; order
publication, Angus VS.. Coleman. FRS
case tomorrow, Pesrce vs. Pesrce. In
the United States court today, the
case Of Robert Moffatt with the Amer.
lean, Hanover and. Citizens Insurance
Companies, which has been pending
since last Thursday was decided
against the insurance companies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-03

A MANS wife should always be the
same, especially to her husband, but
Il she 10 weak and nervous, and uses
Carriers Iron Pills, che cannot be, for
they make her "feel like different
person = 30 they all say, and their
husbands say 90 too.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
R IL AL ESTAT X

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, That
l. BY virtue of a feri facias to me directed
from the honorable Circuit Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee; in the case of Pat Nc
Carly VS.. Mrs. M. +. Miller, Judgment rem
dered on the 18th day of February, 1885, for
the sum OF one hundred and fifteen dollars
t$ll5), with interest and cost of suit,to satisfy
said judgment, etc., will, on the
2lst day OF may, 1857,
in legal hours, in front of the Courthouse, in
the Taxing District OF Shelby county, Ten.
nessee, proceed to sell, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following scribed property,
TO. wit:
A certain lot lying in the city of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, being part of lots
267 and 268 OF Greenlaw's addition TO the city
of Memphis, situated on the north side of
Keel street and the east side of Sixto street,
being l4Sl1 fee: on the east sid, of Sixth
street by 80 feet, more or less, on Keel street,
levied on IS the property Of defendant Mrs.
M. F. Mil Ter to satisfy said Judgment,
interest and costs.
Memphis, 18th day Of April, 1887.
W ID. CANNON,
Sheriff OF Shelby county, Tenn.
By A. J. MGLendon, D. s.
Malone 4 Watson and J. j. DuBose, At
tOrneys for Plaintiff,
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. 1862, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby
county-E. L. Cunning CHAM ct al. vs.. John
W. Ledbetter ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutcry decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
28th day of March, 1887, M. B. 81, page $40,
/ will soil, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
Office, at the Main street entrance of the
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
-'A' 8 Saturday, May 2, 1887.
property, tO-wit:
A certain tract ofland lying and being in
the county Of Shelby and state of Tennessee
ON the Memphis and Germantown plank
road, about ten miles from the city Of Mem
phis and bounded as follows: Beginning at
a stake at the northeast corner of seven
acre tract heretofore conveyed by Schafer
and wife and Mary O. Knapp and r. b.
Stephenson, running thence north 81 chains
to a stake at the northeast c-rner Of " acre
tract, heretofore conveyed by same parties 70
NJ. j, LIE Strange; thence east Is chains and
68 links to stake at the northwest corner OF
a 60 acre tract, conveyed by same parties to
Ledbetter i Gaynor; thence south with the
west line of said Ledbetter IL Gaynor tract
35 chains and 58% links to a stake on said
plank road; thence west with said plank
road to the beginning, containing by esti-
mate about So acres.
The bidding will start at SS03, the raised
bid Of K. Z. Cunningham.
note bearing interest, with security. re-
CURED; lien retained; redemption barred.
1his April IA, 1887.
s. l. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By B. +. Coleman, Deputy G. and M.
Clapp * Beard. solicitors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-03

A. VACcARo 4 Co. have received
fifty cases OF Due de Monticello Cham
payne They are the sole agents for
Vennessee.
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4hz11Never fall toaford speedy and certain relief
More than 10000 American women use them
regularly. Guaranteed superior TO all otherI
or ca b refunded. II your druggist don't
keep "WtIeex's Compound TRnsy
Pil1s" accept no worthless nostrums said
to be "iust as good, but send 10 for sealed
particulars and receive the only abs0lutelX
Reliable remedy BY mail. WILCOX
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The Sioux CITY and No. Pau Rail-
rOAd Case.

Total cash in the Treasury as
bhownby Troasurer's general
areount 9i60, l1)lBN
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THE SUNDAY THIBUNE.

a Paris letter in THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE No>tcr-
day gave some vivid sidc-lghtS on the CaIarcl
scandal, enc from Rome tod Of the harmony
now existing between the King and the Pope, and
one from Washington gave n rich budget Of
personal and political gossip. There were numcr
Gus extracts from the Rccolcctons Of c. w.
Walling, eX- superintendent Of Police, including
an account Of the recovery Of the body Of 4. I.
Stewart: History OF the famous Andrews Rail
road Raid was reviewed a correspondent pict-
urcsquev described the trials Of housekeeping in
Florida: The Fortunes of War" was a dramatic
tale Of Lowry life; a Black Bag told how n
confidence man was triclScd; and other features
Of cons, icuous interest were reviews Of the week
in society. art. the theatres, music, the militia
and sports; Opera on a Grand Scale the Local
Statesman, Sherman and Grant, Public Men ana
their Talk. etc Leading news topics were these
ForFIGN.-Mr. chamberlain saicd for America
on the Etruria -= vote adverse 10 the Minis
try IN the French Chamber of Deputies. -=-
Malictoa, ex-Klng of Samoa, carried on on CIR
man man of wal - he Car to vl-lt Emperor
William a. Berlin on his Way home iro topcn-
hagen. -- Seventh annual conference Of the
iush Lcague of Great Britain held at Cardlif
DOVE TEL he statue of Left Erickson. the
Norseman. inverted IN Boston. - TIC po.ic" ia
Chicago suspected plan to blow n2 the jail;
he body oi murdered man foInd on "A frtIgdt
train in Chicago supposed To he tnai OF Frank
Harm o Rochester. Penn. --- Secretary Whitney
Is seriously III and not expected to return to ms
department for some time. - Governor & rdon
mace his second speech in ONO al Por snOuth he
denied that he was Il member Of the Ku klux.
- The natural gas companies OF Indianapolis
formed q combination.
CRY AND SUBUFBAN.-Dc Lancev NicO accepted
IN three letters the nominations for District Atior
new by the Citizens mass meeting, the EcDuDllci !
Comfy Convention and Irving Hail - The
Republicans of BROOKLYN held an ehthuSl-
astIc meeting IN the Palace Rink, snccch"-
belng made by Colonel Grant. Senator
Hiscock. ex-senator Miller, Colonel Baird and
A. W. ienncv. -= The story of Stewards stolen
body recalled by cx-Superin tcndent Wanng -=
4 wealthy Wall Street SPECTATOR tried 10 Kill him
self &C The Essex County. y j.. Republican
convention nominated a strong ticket. -- Rich
mond County Democrats made their nominations.
-- stocks active fora half-holIday, within mar
row fluctuations, closing strong.
Copies may still he had AZ the Office or by
mail sixteen pages. Price. 3 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

Tho bank exchanges tho Newlork Clearing mou T a
.tocLa Newly ork STOCK fNo~ns" io' INV
weeks of three years compare rs fOllo"s 49, 1901.
Week ouding Oct 81 1885. oct 30. lbSD oot ~ -i
Ftchanres - sGp5 "a s7 S6250oS0oi so> '2yIooo11
No shores sold. I.33fooJ
The local money market ruled sasy at 3di per cent
the week tA.ug6 except Friday when as qsu1 LOT
causes which this governors or inc SecA EINnlu ~.
.csmed determnsd TO mako perm anpntho rate was gen
orally . per cent Commercial paper passed reauy Lay
5Ioa G Der cent The domestic eIcnnhGss nav ~
steady tho latest quotations Tor new OF n ~
n.cos named were as follows: Savannah = ulsco"ne v
p.r" tharestoa L. discount 10 par; NowOrleans' com
fneroial 81 5OdSl - discount banker pa d;scavnf
"a CENTS discount and chicago 5odio cents ~
These quot aliens less uufavoraoio 10 '"'' wy ~
usual at this season OF tue year. ,,io,. ,ror.rary
situation depended mere tho imports OF ore,sn s
thar "a extraordinary Government disDurssusn.s
yenturod the prediction that during te ai would
.oual ha i'm ports OF the last i've mon rs OF lo'o 49,
spce ny 23 the net Imports Of gold have amouaea
over s32 500 900 against S34: 77o.493 net iron %
10 Iscs,ubsr 81. 1886 And yet AFTER lnls isso ~,
in the thrse msnhs the foreign eKchanges
p nj prrcontage over the gold importing point
ast week the market ruled firm under freo aoanr
tro. i'm porters and because o. so no var.
Inc sorllngIoans Tho final rates Tor actuai pussS' ~
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METHODIST CUrRCH'S BIRTHDAY

The Thrty-ffth street Nstho lat Episcopal Church
cOmmenorstei yesterday its twenty fourth anniver'ary
in hearty Mehoist Tho Rev Dr. A. j. Palmer.
the presiding Elder OF tue NewYork District preached
the mOruiRy Al , p. m. there was An hour :
session OF the sunday school followed by platform
meeting A. II. Brnmnsll presided. Tho speakers. be-
sides the chairman, tho Rev. DR. Crawford. the
Rev. j. W. Acserly tho Rev. l. Richardson. Louis
Klopsch ana James Clancy. Addresses were made in the
evening by Joseph Fetrech the Rev. ". Peg Will
lam I.onari. James BOYD. Richard TAYLOR AM Johu c.
Gutter The purpose of the tiion services was
10 raise funds for the ensuing year About II 900 -
needed. At the service 500 was collccte l..
The Rev VI. g. Earl Ia the pastor ~ the church He and
b. ID. Kinsey. r. Bradley, j. NJ Brown and A. Calhoun
were the committee tho exerciseA
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COTTON MARRErS-BY TELE9RAPH.

LIVERPOOL. 29-l H. m.-Cottsn Futures closed
dull; Upands. Low Middlng clause october delivery
CAD buyers: october ald November delivery. 1864.
sellers November and December delivery, i0did buyers
Decembs and January delivery l06+d sellers Jasuary
and February delivery l064d buyers; February and
March delivery l64d. sellers March aad April delivery,
1866 ssers April and May delivery 14BiL buyers
MAY and June delivery 1864 buyers
GALVESTON Oct 29-Cstton firm Middng Ola Low
Middling ll6; Good Ordinary. Sie net and gross
ceipt. 1876 bales saies 3s2 bales stock 0s4 bales
NoRFOIK Oct .9-Cotton-M iddling. o BIG: not and
gross receipts 1906 bales exports ceastwso 6S6 bales
salss 2 10 bales; atock. 2.039 bales. 49,,
sAvAHsAH oct 20.-CottSn dull Midding,S; Lew MID
ding 1915; net recspts 7l36 bales gross receipts
stock. 127,648 bales ,,,,, 80
Low Middine 1915; Good Ordinary. 3l6j net re.
coipts bales grsss receip 10 790 bales experts
10 Franca Sol bales exports to tho Continent I'LL
Dalss exports cosstwse 25aS bslos sales 5000 STOCK
1s6. 066 baos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

The refined oil market rm throughout the week, and
made under 90 cent? although Tor one day no
InarXet was quoted 30. The close frm az 81.
cents per gallon, Abel lest at NewYoE, Philadelphia aud
Baltimore.
OlL cry. Penn. Oct % -Nsoih rr.nsit Certificates
op.u.i At 7Oa tsns,t 1l's lowest, 7Os closet III
t~rs, ualrel-, shIpmenlt ------ V"Ftcs thnt
barrels
Pld,glu. Psnn. Oct 29.-Pe;roIeum strong and actvA
SItsnd Transit Dpsast AZ 7O5s All cl,Af
~ Il I. highest II Is. lowest 70. 80
Rt.UrlRD Penn. DOT % y uinnal rrils, Certihcs'H
. cnod At 7Os. cosst at I'm MzhssL 1l'G lovesS
7uk. 'lsarance-. l3iOOoO pArr-l+
.ylLLE. Penn. Oct % NI'slal rrt1Ni CsrtacHn
opened al 20 - highest. II s. lowest GOl4 closed. 7l&
HAVANA MARKET
VlvAV, Oct. 9-E1change in iair demand Spanish Ssa
Il
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Tn. following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
securities:
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COURT CALENDARs-TO-DAY.

sUTRPME CorET-CHANBERs--Eo fOre DOnOlue. J.-Eog.
90 81 o. %, lO3 1903 ll3 ia 1913 1911 10 Ill l76 1874
2O4 25l 2e 2J 294 29j Z06 2s7 233 800 3Ol 302 1903
3O4.
sIPRRMR CoUKT-GESKRAL TENN Before Van Brunt J..
j.. Brady ana Daniels J. J.-Rece-s
SUrKKIR CoURI-SIEcIA. TrM-PARr I.-Before Law
renee J.-Adourned for the term.
srrAkNE COuRT-srgcIhL TggM-PAgT rL-Before An.
drows J.-Adjourncd Tor the term.
sUPETMK CouEr-ClEcuIT-PART J.-Beforc Beach, J.
Adjourned for The term
SUPRRME COURT-CRCUII-PAEI l1.-BciOTc Patterson. j.
-hdiourned for the term.
SUPREME CoUKf-CIhcuT-PApT UI.-Bcforc ingraham, j.
A ,jouIusd for the ter ~.
Adjourned for the term.
sURnoGATLs CoUEI-Before Rollins. S--Wl Of William
A. DoDley. y. IN
sUPRRioR CoUnr-sPEciAL TEGM-Beore Dugro. NE
Gay Ca'n
SUPERIOR COUEr-TNAL IERN-fARr L-AdOurucd lor
the
srrFRioR CoURT-TRIAL ERN-PART II-BefoIc Freedman
J.-Adlourped Tor the term
SUPERIOR COURT-IRiAL TRRM-PART III.-BefOro O'Gor-
man. J.-Adlourncd for the term.
SUPERIOR COUET-TgiAL IERN-PARr IV.-Bef0re TruaI
J.-Adjourned Tor the tsrn.
COMMON PLEAs-SPkclAL TFEM-Bei0re Allen, mon y,
CoMmox PLgAs-EourY TKRM-Adjourned until Novem.
Der l.
C.. mo day calendar.
COMMON PIEAs-THIAL TRRm-PARr III.-Bofore Book
stavel. mo day calendar.
CITY CoURT-0RSRHAL TERH-Bofore McAdam C. J.. Nelr-
b.s and BRO j. J-Appesls frsm Orders-Nos 2 g. T.
Appeals from Judgments-N0s j. - s. A. o. T. B. - 10.
ii ~ 49, "a. Is. is. IL IL. 49, 20
CITY CoURT-TRiAL TEEh-PAkIo j. III, Iil.-Adlonrned
COURT or GENERAL sEssroys-PA.r f.-Before Glider
sleeve j. and Assistant District Attorney DavisSos 2
3 T. Psadings-Nos 10. IL IL. 49, IA. 10 49, ~.
49, 49, 20. IL 22. 23. "a. Is.
and Assstant District Attorney Puriy-No. !, 2. T..
o. q, T. g. q, 10, IL, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
SPIRITS OF TURPENTrNa.

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SAVANNAH. Oct 29.-rurpsAune nrm At S3c.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

EUROTAS WILL NEVER BE MIXED AGAIN.
Eurctas tho famous Jersey OF A. j. Darling. OF
tho Fifth Avenue Hste died from old ut bis farm AZ
Ramsey, NJ j., ON Friday Eurotas belonged to what
know a. tho Violet strain Her butter record In eleven
months was 77s pounds and ounce, which Il one OF
the largest butter records ever known She wss "en
known among cattle growers and faneisrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31
CLOSING PRI0s, OF BosrOv SrOJtx
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
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LONDON Oct 29-2 m-Unted states 4 per cent bondS
1ll% Atlantic and Great Western first ru,tes
certificates 800 Illinois Central 1897 Mexican Ordinary.
462; 81 Paul Common, 73s; NewYork Central l09%i
Pennsylvania 57S Heading. so Canada Northwest Land
Company, O. Huisons Bay COMPANY 2ls. Paris advicss
quote cent renes At 81 francs 81 confines for the